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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28


@How did you start that music box play
inzf' asked n reporter OF n dealer
x didn't start it, returned the merchant.
"Who did, thenr
"YOu. Ycu accidentally touched spring
in the end Of tho box with your coat sleeve
as you brushed by The mechanism Of these
boxes is very delicately made nowadays. aud
they are constructed with great ingenuity.
But st down while we talk "
The reporter took seat and the strains OF
@Fsrandall" from -Ohvettev foated from bs-
heath the chair
Have n cigarF He turned cigar stand,
and there came out OF it the air OF the drink
ing song ~GiroHe Girofa.~
This IS tas picture OF our Swiss factory"
As the album was opened there came out OF
It an air from Fra Diavolo."
~Wni you take pinch Of snuffF
As the Id was raised there was = whisper Of
-ShoUid Aud Acquaintance be Forgotf7
I'VE nave n customer ~ho has "a music box
attachment 20 bis front door, and his visitors
are always greeted ~ tune. A music box
can be concealed ia very small COMPASS,
and one OF tns rssgning demands Is Tor arti-
cles t6as contain them. so as TO create pleas
ant surprises. Dolls. clocks and hooks ars
provided With them. Nearly all OF the music
boxes ara male in s. Croix or Geneva in
Switzerland. =" View York Mail and Express
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

51rx sc.5El and hes 6een afrasxsd ~ "
Morgan % taks place N Aoysmber
The Ha1ssn- Beach fscs ia4ss pisee "a
the Nepau aFef. Austria a. <0F -. TIE
C0uEze Is fhFse Miles straight AwaF.
Df. Carver 8as cta&rsetS0 - s.4oot 10 CO.
glass balls IA SIX 4ays - Philaceiphiz n
February lsse.
= II CCfhett of Chi ago IS The chsu gioa
smsfsar single scaiisr 0f the Jnitsd states.
The Anssicsn team of oicye.isls may de-
eide - winter Ia Great Britain.
Acton msy wrsstls Ton Connefs ss soon
as be Feg4lns as sffeasin
Beoesr hss challenged Gaud4aF Tor g. 90
"a the names gitsf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28
SPORTSAHOSPORIIHG
Msasg - 90 fse ssiLSessa fiGht-k
ssasF fa1tsr frsaf NsEsh Dsess-&
agaaes a. 80 n4s4 b4ai
4tnEf

Mafiefs ca ihs 1ianssld ase . trits coa-
tra..leisrs & 9ae nisAs lpdzs fs1 she re.
porss ssissfspnsa al ever tse eoaaEry
a1oat ths Cbie4g8 alns a. zsli - Aassn'
si1sn4oas taal2. of fhs story 81 ne eafsisn
ciEy's a..afrsi. IAls aaea d ss.4ent 1os-
sqar taefs = iaLera4i disssllsisn "a tas ~1i-
rago el41. aad Aasons --esasfness .
larsssy b blame 10 Is al = . a. eeftsla
ss tsalh saa izxss taat tee psananE So
not .ass 5zsf tas Chicago aslt tnis Yssr.
Dsfras piaginx GOOD bal and pienty Of
is 40 spraAfs u haFs eshl ui2 "a tbs
tzs sh41a 8 Aas 81 iatsnti0n OF fs.4xiax
Whag = krsnd a. Esf Aiehigsn il Sonla Be
- hags tAs peasant hoas oyer tne betsoil
c.a1 haass. Paila1erhis. by-tas-oy. .
sllll % safth. sad se.sss shs close oi ths
season he contest udl be sesweea tazu
sad tie NlsaigaadsFs.
The Brotherhoo4 d League Bass Bal
Fisysfs. recsstiY 0rsaaized ID sss orleans.
vii demand shs loiiostnk changes "a con-
sTas,s
1. The contrast shsl state spseiAcally
ths sniire asfeemsnt 1esNvea player snd
n1a1axsr.
So contract shall permit manager
D. reserve . player bor mote than hfs
ytars-
dsisfnlniag EAsther be shall o. reserved
or noG
4 IN eass Of fhe sale q a player % an
other CLUB. iae iigat oi reservation shall
ID g. With lEa sals.
s. A contr-ct shalt cs flr a 3, s,ecifei per
ioa and DARN. hs. period shall DC equally
blaaias on sosa player aad manager
Ia The American Association, S.. Louis
has sach lesd a. - deprive the games
played of a csgia!g interest. The pennant
u hsss and the only question lsiI ls the
position 0f fAs others Ia tie ohio league,
Kalamazoo = Diling Up victories and As
FFoClcled ~ t8e isLE8ata-H kksfe At the
opening 0f The season, seems DoGnd 20 cap
furs the tTopav Ia the Northwestern
leegoe. MlNsukee has = sllgat lead with
- tta ant les Moines erowdins close
an tas victory iays between tbs three
clubs With possiollity-yes. even pro-
tab.iity. TIA. Oshkosh may steal the
coveted prize.
Chicago = playing greer ball. Captain
kssiy aas passed into oblivion. is plain
90 oo0 ksiiy nov and Captain Merrill of
zoe Bostons.
Cincinnati made L pis4.zat for umpire
tcQasde the otnsr day. The cisorderly
moo torowing beer glasses, etc, a. him.
The Niiwskee club is being strengthened
snd Manager Hart Is hopefal OF WANING
ths North sesisln league penaanE.
The New lotk's have purchased Tilcom5
and Murphy. the crack battery from Jersey
City. Consideration, 5000.
Rrownlnz. OF th- Louisville's has been
suspended Tor crooking his eseow too often.
John "A. Brady Is one Of toe newly Ap-
Yesaled league umTtfes-
Detroit released pitcher Burke aud osh-
kosh grabbed him.
Cbicsgo sppcap 10 De weak At third base
snd rigag ueld.
Cleveland has signed Gilkss, late Of the
B.nghantons.
Lsitusr IS doing some great work for Indi-
snsoolls-
Dunlap IS testing the waters st Mount
Clemens.
A nsw grand stand IS TO adorn the Boston
grounds.
Kansas City has released pitcher Nike
Shear
Cleveland has released pitcher Kirby
1ne Western league Is dead.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Tho great feature II ths ISie ~ VVixhs Asri-
CULTURAL sbow rss a pair ~ nssgriacenf
Sranlsh oxen IN beautifully = ernbroaisresi bsr-
the s7fsr~n. ~iio sisc sert = nur1her - enfries
fer censretl non from her fsrm A. C<hcrrs.
Tbs Scanfxh cxsu cart. ~Ifh ifs oxen ard
harness isa recens present. % her ras issfY
firm Spasn. Ttey are hesatif8l heasss assi
thr whole turnout vas naoss pi<taresese. -
LoHaoa Trath
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

II turf circles mucb Intsrpss ~as nsaui-
festea ~ the Hartford races snd tas pi1ckv
iiitle Patron. ~ho ioolei rs betting fra
tsrritT A. E.sTslss.f fss weeks slnee. won
tee ire--icF- 81 and vlsa - siznsi victsrr
csrie. $50 - Wlnu.nS AZ Big sfsks snd =
good ttteo pcs cl ooBeV IN fhs pod ecx
The saEnef Jas. Ege-1ee ssve Ens sxhi-
cii1on a sas Fsef"rt ttit -seee. making
tho fsetrsf 1lue ever rssrr.sas naa hai,
nils trscx IN iiisois I'D sa.6 ~ axrerts 3,
- tie sgral of 1it en = nise frsrR ra.ssf
hverstle eordIii<ps. ha8 = talk re ~ .see
ssr sish Nr Esss he wpesshr a~res ~
f6e pheae2enai srof1er. a2d hs Vas en- hus-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

George Ashmun used 70 tell story about
an auctionesr who vas pFoyokinglv annovcd
while Ia the exercise q his profession By tho
luiicrous bids ~ fellow whose sole object
seemed 70 be 20 rsaks sport for the buyers
rather than himself 70 bay At length. en-
rsgsd beyond endurance. ths knight Of tho
ivory beaded hammer. looking round the
room for champion 70 svsngr his wrongs
fred bis eves upon hiped Of huge dinen.
slons. a very monarch in strength. aud cried
out.
NARROW. what shall give ycu to put that
feliow cutF'
II taxa one a. bill
"Douc' done you shall hav~is'
Assuming ts.e farocious- knitting rs brows
spreading biz nostriis Ike \ ion Z. aad put
ing on the Noif al over his head and shoul.
dfrs-oid Marrow sfrosfe or 70 tbe azzr.ssor.
sud. seiring the ferli6ei wretch by the collar.
sa.i % hiu n a whisper that -as heard ell
ever the rorrs.
MY good frin. ycu q cut WITH me give
ycu haif TIE Money
Done ione said the fellow
aBurrah. harrabs shouted tae sudisn~..
The am. .ioneer hsl the god se.l<s 70 Join in
tte isugh and oooiiy forksd cat toe V.-F3es:
FsrieY Poora
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The wonderful one-horse Stag. vkieh
rsn = hundred vesrs - a dsr. s. o. s
e1ua - IN usn1erf aaes ~ ne celeersfed
Holmsn Adjustable Baer Csxrisgs. vb.s1
= 81 perfsct ,u e. les parts fi,st ~ff1 Or
dinsrv care vi last through several zener-
manufacturers send 60 ths Hoiman 40
irstaois caFrisgs Co. - Wshesa.aee
Chicseo, ssr their sneig iiiastrzss3 czfa-
fcRfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The when Shoe sfcrs has moved sersss
th- street - M 81 Cans. snd VT costa =
20 slaughter bcols sza shoes Ger kasrtv sssrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The following lstter which appeared IN
TIE Cincinnati Elqsrsr on Friday last. eK-
plains tie status Of tns Fsll-NoIan neso-
tistions for a fsht.
6RAxD RsriDs. MicH.. Aug. 81. 1857.
TO tas sditos o. ibs Eaquses
[ see oy your paper Of the 2tth that Mr..
Nolan considers his challenge nOt accepted
by Jim tsii simply because ksli's money
did not cover bis Now ( have made and
seen great many matches made and
never yef was forfeit put up without
some agreement a. to where and when
tae match should 0e. what sxsd gloves,
fliss. and everything pertaining to =
match should BE- agreed upou then pas up
fori>n for A. the money AZ stake. and the
man that isiis then should i0ss his money
But whsu Ar. N0lsn refuses To- meet me 10
MAKE sui.h arrangements IL .oOksRs 10 be Il IA
not sisa % meet any man. Hs SAYS e must
have his nonev covered before he viii agree
. sBvthiux Now, he could NOT wiz roy
money. neither couid win his. n he should
stand ont about fsir <reeruents sm will
inz 20 meet Nr. Nolan on even fOotiog on
"a terms. With a f1ir refsree. IN any place
wners thsrs vii ~ no interference. d0u {
vsnt 20 MAKE sny matches Ike the Burke
Nolan match. ana have fhr iaT 10 deal
viih in asv waY. Come oar Ike man
Nolso. get 0ut IN God = country. OF from
your own hii iet some good. popular
sporting man at - referee pot I'D your
usonsy Ike = gentleman whicb ! think
ycu are and have = 60 with my man on
even terms. aud may the best man win
Iaciosed vou vii ind my certified check
fcT SO waicn you wi1 please accept as a
forfeit 20 coverss Ike amount deposited By
Nr. Nolan. srrss with this 70 meet Mr.
Nclsn either IN Cincinnati Detroit OF fffaud
hapsds ~ sign srtic.es ~ azrssment and
vil give OF tska bis expenses 10 Grand
Earifs er nine - ffrcianaf1 Honiur to
hesr from IBIS soon. ( remain.
Yours very respectfully.
NAssH BvEss.
lIn behalf of Jim Fsltl
In responss ~ tie above Mash B7srs r.
ceir red the telegram mentioned Yesterday
morning. sssirE BIN % cone ~ Cirrin-
natti AZ thc expens. IT Na.sas barSrrs
STers went - Ciuginnaf ves.er.iar and the
srrsnrsrnenss for t5e fight viii probably -
eeuriefa,i before h- returns lie sn3 F.
F-e 9 dead earress. ami a. Fiii - sren ~
t1e ef.er hsve eisced Nolsn and his friends
IN such a position that the-r r. nothing e,se
Tor shen % 80 nns eunx or fghA
NfchsIl snd Eissin's exhieitien Al AZ.
buTv Park. issf Wednesday evening. vs.
stopped BY ne poice.
Hsrrv Gi,more VII meet Toruulv War
zen & The .stte- vii scceps Ms terms.
Jsk BurEas hrother vii accomranv
jem Carnev 10 this country.
n sehsii and Kiirain sal for England On
~ lafb.
sfirain I'll have bsns6t ia New York
sept.
e Ise Lsnnon = sBx.ors 70 meet Psis No.
ian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
MOUNTED SwORD-CONTEsT.
Ross and OrlOfsiIy Have n Spirited
Encounter al Ray Ridge.

The law, inclcment weather yesterday
deferred many from going TO Bay Ride 10
witness the swOrd-conte,t, but those who
did 20 witnessed an exciting contest be-
tween Duncan G. Ro>, and Naver OfOfsky,
he former champion mounted sW0rd,mao
OF the world, and the latter Of the Back
lu,,aY>. champion OF Germany. The con-
tCSt took place on a lot enclosed with rope,
about fifty yard, in diameter. The frs
attack was between Sergeant {. Walsh.
of the Eighth Missouri, aud Denny sc
Donald. of the United states army. Walsh
was mounted on fine hey horse that Ro.>
had traircd TO the huSInc>~, while Nc
Donald got hi -iced from the complnv'~
>tahl,-a fine old ,pechled gray cirt-hOrse.
Professor John NcGraw and Mr.. AIeN1n-
der Lauf were appointed referees. d. II.
Lee Clarke official scorer. and Mr.. j. Mlr-
tin. OF The United state, army, bu%ler.
Walsh WAS the victor. The men had hardly
di>mouutt q when Duncan {. HoS> entered
,hc rope. and. looming hi> armOr. be-
wouut. the lay that Walsh iiad used, and
Orlof.hv rode TIE old gray horse Tn
cont, Il va, earnest and exciting in tn cN.
irene. Orlof>ky i, fan TX feet tail, bat oi
not nparly 30 heavy build q, Ross. Aiiera
moments Slashiug Orl0i-ky scored q cicn
first. Ross scoring Dy striking Orioi,ai
across the back. I'm TIE third, fourth, htti.
and sixth attacks Orloi.ky scored. and Il 1s>
became excited, and altrr fencing Tor one
minute in the seventh a'tIc6 he slipped
from III horse and made for bis opponent
on foot, raining blow, ~ hjm ".in all hi
power. Olloi,ky wa, cool. and showed
cOu.ld iahlc science lu plrryluc The blows,
and Wh,n Ross Gid succeed n scoring the
blow W., Light. IN the Cl"htb attack Eps>
succeeded i'm scoring while Wounted By
landing Lis sabre square on Or'ol>hN'>
,hOuldfr. The blow WIS terrific, ana
raised q bic welt on Orloi>ky's arm, ,jc
amor not being ;lrk enough 10 Withstand
It. Ross also scored in the ninth attack
While mounted with the same Kind OF "a
blow, raising welt ABOUT six inches long.
In tie tenth attack Oll0i>ky scored. In
the eleventh and la,t attack Ross
again dismounttd and went for biz
man i'm terrific eanc,lnc,~. OIl0l>hy'>
horse tailed 10 wheel 81 the proper mo-
meuf. aud the rider had 10 turn IN the -lG-
de 10 lace Ros,, who was behind him. y
he turned he Wrtnched his knee, aud thr
pain caused him 90 close his eyes just a,
Ro>. was in the act OF striking. The sabre
lard q square on Orlofsky's helmet, and h.
fell from hl> horse to the ground, where he
laid Get on Lis face. The referee and
scorer tried to assist him 10 hi, fc,t, but hs
vas not able 10 stand for some seconds,
being stunned partly from the blow aud
rarity from the pain IN his knee. Orloi,ky
had both knees badly hurt IN the railroad
accident. lie was not able t0 remOunt in
the prescribed time. five minutes, and the
referees decided The match draw, 10 be
decided TO-DAY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

l'ne 70 engage in work in Canada has led TO
acounler move by Collector Gutter at Ma
cara rails and suspension bridge. TINS
uloInlhg, as Cana0ian laborcrs. numbering
apout two hundred, who are en-.
k"e,u IN employment upon this side
reached our frontier, they were sur
prls'd 10 find at this end Of the suspension
ui'uke deputies stationed by Collector
Nu''ct, who demanded their names, ago,
residence, occupation, and where and by
Wbom they were employed. Daring the
Gay notices were served upon the employ.
crs OF these FOREIGNERS that II they should
continue 10 employ such foreign labor after
July 1T the United States district attorney
would he recommended 10 proceed against
thOm according to law.
OTTAWA, ONT, June si.--Thc action OF
lht American authorities If Niagara Falls
IN preventing laborcrs residing in Canada
rom working in The United states has Gre
a'cJ ho iittle dieplcasure IN official circles
wIt. Hon. Mackenzie Bowel, Minister
~ customs. speaking ~ the affair. said
II he dispaich IN rogsrd 20 the action OF
collector cutler Is correct, # l. an I'M
ific d'H set on The part Of The United
state Americans have q great faculty ior
ooire things and laying The blame on other
people. o> they Try 10 do in this instance.
Ny department ma, never issued any order
% lave any record taken Of Americans
working in Canada, not even for statistical
purposes. and would no, think Of issuing
such Instructions. II Is part Of the wal
which }, bciuc Wagcd in The United state
between capital and labor. and the action Of
Collector cutler must have been prompted
hl labor ORGANIZATIONS which We're I'm
Williig 60 have any competition with Cana
diam i4hur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
THE COLOR LINE NORTH.
His wife Buried with - White
EolLs..'

4 West Chester PA speci1l says: The
color line il curOu,ly klnked here over the
death OF m old cOlOrcd woman.
On Mon day Maria Moore, aged eighty
four yeas, died in this borough. Though
coorcd, she and her husband have for years
past been members OF the First Baptist
church. Her husband expressed a desire,
and insisted upon 1t, that his wife should
be inferred III the Oaklands cemetery,
the burying.p place OF the white dead.
Their son was some years ago buried in the
Chcstnut.Groyc cemetery, an exclusively
c0lored graveyard. 20 incenSed did the
old mau rccome wien his family told him
that his wife was 10 be buried in the co.
lCIed cemetery thIt he declared he would
not attend the funeral, aud Yesterday after
noon he left home. Officer JciiriCS fJun /
bin seven miles ont in the country and
brought him home, but he held to his d..
clarali0n that be would not 20 10 the
graveyard.
il became reported around that The
Oaklands Cemetery Company refused 10
grant a permit for The burial OF cOlOred
persons in the ground. Hon. Washing.
ton Town lend, PRECEDENT Of the company,
said there was no such law on the books Of
the con pany. He stated that when tie
cemetery association. was organized,
the Presbyterian, Episcopal, and Blp-
list denominations, when they aban-
donCd the giavey ard, IN the borough, were
given territory in the cemetery, ADD that
when they desired to bury permit had to
be procured from the secretary OF the assO.
ciaiion. Beyond that the association had
nothing TO Go with whom these denOmin l.
tons buried in that part set aside for their
use. He also stated that no application had
been made to the ASSOCIATION to bury Maril
Moore.
Or. J. /. Jones, one OF the deacOnS OF
the Fist Baptist church. stated that Maria
Moore, husband insisted that his wife
should be buried with white people. Thi,
the officer, OF the church declined TO do, n
few year, ago they had pur ,haScd a lot
for the Moore family I'm the Chestnut
Grove cemetery. and that it was agreeable 10
the children. He thought the old mans
mind had become inquired.
"Some people condemn the Blpti-t
church." ,aid the Doctor. for not bury.
Ing the old woman i'm O,klands,but a, the
church La, for many wears largely con-
tIibutcd - their support, and had already
secured tie lot for them in Chestnut Grove,
carrot SEE that any objections should be
made. esp, ciaily q, their children were
-allsHt d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Personal.

Marcus Mayer, who Is Henry Ahb'y
alter ego, was presented with star oil uia'
monds by Adelpa PATTI before the prima
donna lett for Europe.
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of The
Prince ~ Wales, will be made peer am
at In the House OF Lords "a Earl OF
Chester" s0ys London paper.
Queen Victoria was presented with 'il'
Yer crucifX by an En9li'h monk Witn
whom she cOnyorsed for .omc time ~ l'i
recent visit 10 The Grand Cnlrfeu'e ND
mastery.
Don Isa9o Peral. a Spanish naval officer,
has designed a submarine torpsdo'hoil
which viii carry crew OF four and tenl'h
for four days beneath the surface OF tne
water 4 required.
The wives of Secretary whitney ana
PO>tna ter General Villas have lett the M
tionsl capital for The season. Mrs. " nu-
noy VIII 90 to LenoX; Mrs. Was TO hef
home ~ Wisconsin.
Among the graduates at the Academy OF
The Visitation, Washington. on whOn IT.
plcma> were conferred by Cardinal Gib'
bOnS were a daughter OF senator Ing It,
a kaLsa.. and one OF Congressman kln'
dali, OF Philldeipnn.
Lee Wing. Joliet M Cbinam'n, who
became insane after being rejected by an
American girl who for time accepted hi
attentions. was taken to an asYIum N Chi'
csgo. A. be was dragged 10 his seat IN the
ear he said: "Melioan girl no good. Lee
90 c,azy. Too bad
Lore ayor sullivan, of Dublin. decline l
an invitations to attend tie Queens Jubilee
because he preferred 10 be somewhere else
The somewhere else was In The presiding
officer, chair at a meeting Of the Irish
le9gue in Dublin, ana 10 his speech the
Lord Nayor said: son jubilee-dly, AZ thi-
crisis and this moment. we pledge our.
selves anew to the Irish national cause aud
declare our readiness and determination -
sand by that cause, despite whatever this
tyrannicll Tory Government may have ~
WOW -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for tho Dispatch.

JUNE 2L-Narket very firm with a tendency
70 advance. Prime. -. al &c {; fancy,fi4c.; COM
mon, 2a3c. shelled, 3aic. factory hAad- picked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
stril.e OF OiI.R.Gner>.

by telegraph 10 the Dl-pHich.I
VuutrtirurA. "a, June 2l.-AJ the
AimU. Ou.H,Eucry. at Point Bre,Z'.
inutl. la> l,fn brewing for some lime.
About half dozen Ilungari1n~ had bccn
pi to AUrh ly the superintendent clean
iug -t.,. The older slil. cleaners were
ar-cred at tn', and demanded the di,ch1rce
q the forD-ucrs. and also certain changes
n tlr manner I'm which the work should
De- do'c. The superintendent otcliGel 10
1cccdC io the demands, and the men went
out. The cmplovc, iu other departments
fLi. m.miu- reiterated their demand for
o.. 90 charge of The llunelriar,, and also
dcma.otd the reinstatement ot th' men
WHO h3d gone ont. luc officials OF the
COMPANY declared that they would not per
uit tlc men TO dictate TO them how The
Iu,m . should be nun, and the employees
to tLc number OF C2j at once went out OH a
STRIKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

Jackson al the recent term OF the Uaiied
States Circuit Court. lie reports the citi-
zens Of that county In very bad temper and
determined not TO pay the taNr..
threat was made that the mandate
Of the court could only be executed nj tue
loss 81 many lives. Marshal Gross II
determined 10 execute the judgments {,
collect the taxes, even II be has 10 call for
United states troops 10 and him asserting
his authority. He returned 10 the city
this evening 10 consult with the United
states district attorney, leaving q deputy
on the ground. There j. great excitement
at Cpmpbellsvllle. the county.seat Of Tay.
Tor county. The amount Of taxes involved
Is s1s. 600 In this particular ease. though
the total amounts due the bondhOlders from
other counties amounts to about S2JO,0)0.
Tie road was never built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
A sfriko Oh.


Cmcuo. June 2i.-late list might, at a
m,ciiI. Of lhc hficklaycr>' ullou. ieso-
tuition ,a> passed Withdrawing the demand
Tor Saturday payday. aud dcclarlnG tn
strike OIL Thi, action WIS taken, u
va, declared, on account OF tine pres
sue that va, brought 10 bear on
me nrcElpyor, by the private ciliz n
and businessmen. who suffered bcav'
lo,,c, through the stoppago OF work. Tn"
resolution give, mattrial-dealers opporto'
n!ty To begin selling again, Is their agree
nrLt with the master mason, i binding
only during "a strike. The strike haVlns
brrn declared Oft. and the labor trouble
here Icing thus resolved into lockout,
pure and simple, the Dricklayers declare
they will now prosecute the stone pool for
conspiracy in case Of the refusal to sell
stone TO the contractors friendly to the
hrirk l9VCr>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
baseball Yesterday.
lHy telegraph TO The Dispatch.l

81 Baltimore:
Athlctics ..........0 02O / 90 0 o. ,
Baltlmores 90 0 o " ,
Base.hi',: Baltimore, >; Abilities. :.
EIror-: Baltimorc,, 6; Athletic, 3.
vt Cincinnati:
Loui,yilios.......O ONO
..O21IO2O0 3 .
Base.hit,: CiucmnltiS, IS; LouiSylle,.
II. ErrCr. Cincinnatis, 3; Louisylcs, :.
AZ New York:
Meiro,olians .....O 40lt010-
Brooslyu, ........0 0 o. 90 o / .
Ba,e.hi,: 9Ietroportan,. Il; Brooklyn,
Q. Errors MetrOpolitans. 3; BrookIyn', s.
st Pittsburgh:
Nov York>......3 OO001 o. >
piltsbIrghs ......0 0 0 , d ! o o o. 3
Ba-e.hit>: New loiks, II: Pitisburgh.,
10 Errcr>: NcW YOrkS, /; Pitt,burgbs. >.
Battenc>: Welch and Brown; Mccormick
ind Carroll. 49,
At indianapolis:
Indianapolis ......0 / o o. 0 0 O. q
PEiladcipbias......0 l01IOO20 j
Base.hit, indianapolis. :; Philadelpha.,
y. Errors: Indianapolis, ,: Phiadel-
pima, {. Batteries: Boyle and Myers
Ferguson and Clements.
At Chic1go:
Chicago. .........O o / 90 : o q x--lj
BO,tous ...........0 q ] | 3 o q > G-l3
B,,o-h'ts: Chicagos, Is; Boston>. lG,
Errors: thicaLo>, $; BO-tou,, I. Blttc-
rio,: GARRISON and Flint; RldbourEe and
G'RouIkc.
- Cleveland:
Observation-Disclosures
CicyCiaudS. 20 % ! q l. :
Basc.bii, Clevclauds. Il; -. Louis. 20.
Errors CleyclIuds, 3; II. Louis. =.
A. Mcmrhi>:
Memphis .........0 3 0020S o Oh
Charlc-iOn> .....0 > % I . o l-l3